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Overview
Details
This function will convert a integer entry to an ISO-8601 formatted value (i.e. variants of 24 13:45:56 – where “24” is the number of days).

sec2time infield=<fieldname> outfield=<new field name>

This function will convert a integer entry in the fieldname given by infield (if exists) to a ISO-8601 formatted value (i.e. variants of 24 13:45:56 - where "24" is the number of days), and put the result into a field name given in outfield.

As of version 4.2 of Splunk, the various use of strftime() is unfortunately epoch based, thus they are not suitable to give you a correct time representation of a given number of seconds.

Usage example in search

|metadata type=sources |eval LastSeen=now()-recentTime | sec2time infield=LastSeen outfield=LastSeen | rename totalCount as Count recentTime as "Last Update" LastSeen as "Last Seen" | table source Count "Last Update" "Last Seen" | fieldformat "Last Update"=strftime('Last Update', "%Y-%m-%d %T")

Maitenance and bugreporting

The latest version of this code is found at https://github.com/RubenOlsen/splunkcommands
This is also the place where you can report bugs.

Installation

  1. Copy the content of the bin directory into $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/search/bin/.
  2. Copy the content of the file(s) found in the local directory into the corresponding files in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/search/local/

Release Notes

Version 1.0
Dec. 2, 2011

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